Singer and guitarist known for winning the eleventh season of American Idol.
Singer and guitarist known for winning the eleventh season of American Idol.
Lovely Italian actress who won an Oscar for Two Women in 1962.
Became the first African American child to attend an all-white school on November 14, 1960
Played Shane Walsh on AMC's zombie drama The Walking Dead.
Ben Stiller's mom, and Jerry Stiller's wife and comedy partner.
Teen Actress known for her roles in Pushing Daises and An American Girl: Chrissa Stands Strong.
Colombian Formula One race car driver who has more than fifty finishes in the Top 10.
Played the dad in The Brady Bunch Movie, and also starred in Office Space and Disney's Kim Possible.
American author of The Jungle, which exposed the unsanitary conditions of the meat-packing industry and the torturous treatment given to those who worked there.
Influential German-American Jewish political philosopher who wrote about religion and politics.
Hall of Fame right winger won five Stanley Cup championships.
Retired Swedish striker and manager who was named Scottish Footballer of the Year twice.
The Commander-in-chief of the French Army during WWII.
Centre for the NHL's New York Islanders, he was the first pick in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft.
Lead guitarist with the rock band Extreme
Comedic actress who is best recognized for her roles on '3rd Rock from the Sun' and 'Ugly Betty'.
Portrayed the role of Alec Hardison in the drama 'Leverage' alongside Gina Bellman.
Terminator Salvation actress who started out as a Laker girl.
Legendary NBA head coach who won nine NBA championships and seven more championships as the Celtics' general manager.
ABC TV journalist married one of the country's best-known weathermen
Social philosopher and critic of neo-Kantianism and post-modernism.
English character actor, best remembered as Lolaus in Hercules and Xena: Warrior Princess.
In 2005, he became the first Spanish male tennis player since 1972 to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals.
Italian actress who appeared in a number of European films and is best known as Yelena in 'xXx'
Former Miss USA winner and currently television actress.
Scottish chemist discovered gases can turn to liquid at extremely low temperatures
MLB player for the Washington Nationals.
Actress who's touching role as Margaret Hammond in 'This Sporting Life' earned her an Oscar nomination.
Canadian actress, best known as Traci Nash on ABC's Rookie Blue.
Argentine television host of Sanremo Music Festival or later of Italia's Got Talent.
Civil Rights Attorney and the anchor of Lisa Bloom: Open Court, as well as a legal analyst on CBS News and CNN.
2004 Rookie of the Year Award winner who has been selected to three All-Star teams during his career.
Influential historian published treatises on Nazi Germany and European fascism as a whole.
Appeared in such films as Jackie Brown and Japan.
Composer of television theme songs for shows including the Brady Bunch, and My Three Sons, and Academy Award-winning film scores for Pillow Talk and Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?.
Model turned actress appeared in pages of FHM and Glamour magazines and on television shows including Modern Family.
His film Gidget, about a 'girl midget' chasing romance on the sandy beaches, touched off a surfer-movie cultural craze.
Horror film actress who was memorable as K-Mart in two Resident Evil films.
Drummer for the Jonas Brothers band and Ocean Grove.
Screenwriter most recognized for his work on Star Trek and Charlie's Angels, among others.
Screenwriter who's most recognized for films like Beyond the Door and Grizzly.
Widow of the great television director Aaron Spelling
Franchise player for the Minnesota Vikings played outside linebacker for all 12 seasons of his career.
African American writer of The Green Collar Economy 2009 Time list of 100 Most Influential People.
Playwright known most for her production, White Biting Dog, in 1984.
Glass sculptor is known for his use of different culture's designs and color patterns.
Drummer is best known for starring in the 1973 film Jesus Christ Superstar.
Head of the Library of Congress for the first four decades of the 20th century helped to make it a world-renowned institution.
Creator of the science of physical therapy was one of the first to propose, counter to conventional wisdom, exercising to counter the effects of polio.
Editor with Charles Scribner’s Sons discovered some of the top literary minds of the early 20th century.
